1 - Alja Safe Breeze® is measured out at a ratio of 5 parts water to 1 part Alja Safe Breeze by volume.

2 - Water is measured and added to a mixing container.

3 - Once all the water is added, Alja Safe Breeze® is put into the mixing container.

4 - Alja Safe Breeze® disperses and mixes easily in the water.

5 - The alginate thickens as it is stirred in the water to a nice smooth consistency.

6 - Once mixed, Breeze® is poured into a new, clean, casting container.

7 - The advantage of Alja Safe Breeze® over other alginates is its smooth, lump free consistency that will ensure a perfect casting.

8 - After mixing, the alginate is ready for life casting.

9 - The smooth consistent texture of the Alja Safe Breeze® lends itself to easy lifecasting and capturing perfect detail.

10 - Once initially plunged into the Alja Safe Breeze® , the model pulls his hand out to ensure there is no surface tension on the skin that could cause air bubble in the casting.

11 - Within minutes, the Breeze® cures to a tough rubber like material.

12 - Once cured, the model easily removes his hand, no residue from the Breeze® is evident on the model.

13 - Breeze® cures to a very smooth material, capturing all the detail of the models hand.

14 - Clay is melted on a hot plate in order to pour into the mold.

15 - Once the clay is melted, it is poured into the freshly made Breeze® mold.

16 - After the clay has cooled, the Breeze® mold is slid out of the container for demolding. (the bottle was inserted in the hot melted clay to provide a base to sculpt on.)

17 - Demolding the clay hand from the Breeze® is an easy process, just tear it apart.

18 - The Breeze® removes easily from the soft clay casting.

19 - The clay reflects perfect detail captured in the Alja Safe Breeze® from the initial model. It is now ready for details to be sculpted in that would suggest it was severed from the body.